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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the boat rental agreement in the editor.
In the first section, fill in the names of both parties: Lessor and Lessee. This establishes who is renting and who is leasing the boat.
Describe the boat being rented in the designated field under 'Rental of Boat'. Include details such as make, model, and any identifying features.
Specify the rental term by entering the start and end dates and times in the 'Term' section. Ensure accuracy to avoid misunderstandings.
In the 'Rental Fee' section, input the total rental amount due, including hourly rates and estimated hours. Make sure to note any refund policies for excess payments.
Detail where the boat can be used in the 'Use of Boat' section. Clearly outline designated waters or state if it can be used in lawful waters.
Review all terms regarding improper use to ensure compliance. This includes restrictions on capacity, towing, and operating conditions.
Confirm that all lifesaving equipment is accounted for as per section six before finalizing your agreement.
Complete insurance details based on whether Lessor maintains coverage or not in section seven.
Finally, sign and date at the bottom of the document to finalize your agreement.
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